Eurotrip [Blu-ray]

Director: Jeff Schaffer Jeff Schaffer

Overview

Written and directed by Alec Berg, David Mandel, and Jeff Schaffer, Eurotrip is a teen comedy from the Montecito Picture Company (makers of similar movies Old School and Road Trip). Mainstream teenager Scott (Scott Mechlowicz) forms an online friendship with German student Mieke in order to get a passing grade in his high school German class. When he finds out Mieke is a buxom blonde girl (Jessica Böhrs), he travels to meet her with his pals Cooper (Jacob Pitts), Jenny (Michelle Trachtenberg), and Jamie (Travis Wester). The group of randy teens head to Berlin by way of London, Paris, and Amsterdam.

Product Details

Release Date:	06/14/2022
UPC:	0810103680111
Original Release:	2004
Source:	Paramount
Language:	English
Time:	1:31:00
Sales rank:	14,845

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Scott Mechlowicz	Scotty Thomas
Jacob Pitts	Cooper Harris
Michelle Trachtenberg	Jenny
Travis Wester	Jamie
Kristin Kreuk	Fiona
Jessica Boehrs	Mieke
Matt Damon	Donny
Lucy Lawless	Madame Vandersexxx
Vinnie Jones	Mad Maynard
Fred Armisen	Creepy Italian Guy
Joanna Lumley	Hostel Clerk
Cathy Meils	Mrs. Thomas
Nial Iskhakov	Bert
Molly Schade	Candy
Jakki Degg	Missy
Rade Sherbedgia	Tibor
Steve Hytner	Green Fairy
J. Adams	Lustra's Guitarist
Christopher Baird	Lustra's Vocalist
Nicholas J.M. Cloutman	Lustra's Bassist
Bruce Fulford	Lustra's Drummer
Lenka Vomocilova	Sissy
Andrea Stuart	Courier Clerk
Paul Oldham	Cecil
Mike McGuffie	Hooligan
John Comer	Hooligan
Jeff Smith	Hooligan
Mike Cella	Hooligan,Hooligan
David Fisher	Hooligan
Christian Dunckley Clark	Hooligan
Jakub Kohak	French Soccer Fan
J.P. Manoux	Robot Man
Patrick Rapold	Christoph
Eric Moscoso Vertiz	Naked Spanish Guy
Labass Kanoute	Naked African Guy
Sota Sakuma	Naked Tiny Asian Guy
Edita Deveroux	Nude Beach Lady
Petra Tomankova	Nude Beach Lady
Barbora Navratilova	Vandersexxx Girl
Lucie Kachtikova	Vandersexxx Girl
Tereza Zimova	Vandersexxx Girl
Zuzana Kocova	Vandersexxx Girl
Go Go Dyei Jen-Michel	Rasta Waiter
Helder Combolo	Rasta Chef
Jana Pallaske	Anna, the Camera Store Girl
Vilem Holy	Hans
Jiri Maria Sieber	Gruber,Gruber
Diedrich Bader	Mugger
Roger Deneshe	Bakery Man
Amy Huck	Bakery Woman
Dominic Raacke	Trucker
Jan Nemejovksy	Manager at Opulent Hotel
Miroslav Taborsky	Waiter at Opulent Hotel
Tereza Brettschweiderova	Girl in Orange Juice Ad
Kristyna Simova	Girl in Orange Juice Ad
Walter Sittler	Mieke's Father
Adam Dotlacil	Heinrich
Joel Kirby	Swiss Guard
Andrea Miltnerova	Vatican Tour Guide
Patrick Malahide	Arthur Frommer
Ellen Savaria	Tourist Woman in Vatican
Pedja Bjelac	Italian Guy at Vatican
Nick Jameson	Reporter
Jack Marston	Pope
Pat Kilbane	American Robot Guy
Petr Jákl	Gunter
Jeffrey Tambor	Actor
Vitezsalv Bouchner	Orange Juice Ad
Lustra	Donny's Band
Jan Nemejovsky	Manager at Opulent Hotel
Dell Hake	Conductor
James L. Venable	Composer

Technical Credits

Jeff Schaffer

David Mandel

Alec Berg

Jeff Schaffer	Director,Screenwriter
David Mandel	Screenwriter,Producer
Alec Berg	Screenwriter,Producer
Joe Medjuck	Executive Producer,Producer
Ivan Reitman	Executive Producer
Jackie Marcus	Producer
Kevin Blank	Special Effects
Kamil Jafar	Special Effects
Meg Liberman	Casting
Nelia Morago	Casting
Cami Patton	Casting
Jarda Peterka	Stunts
Pat Romano	Stunts
Lee Sheward	Stunts
Jackie Marcus Schaffer	Producer
Daniel Goldberg	Producer
Adrienne Stern	Casting
Steve Griffin	Stunts
David Schultz	Stunts
Camille Patton	Casting
Tereza Razzaiuti	Casting
Zdenek Dvoracek	Stunts
Martin Hub	Stunts
Miroslav Navratil	Stunts
Ray De Haan	Stunts
Pavel Bezdek	Stunts
Rene Hajek	Stunts
Petr Bozdech	Stunts
Antonin Hausknecht	Stunts
Tom Pollock	Executive Producer
Risa Kes	Casting
Sylvie Brocheré	Casting
Nancy Bishop	Casting
Cinda-Lin James	Stunts
Pavel Vokoun	Stunts
Jan Vosmik	Stunts
Viktor Cervenka	Stunts
Laura Grady	Stunts
David Motl	Stunts
Vaclav Pacal	Stunts
Adam Barnhart	Stunts
Frantisek Deak	Stunts
Ivo Gresak	Key Grip
Václav Kácha	Key Grip
Blackpool Studios	Special Effects
Miroslav Lhotka	Stunts
Ivan Mares	Stunts
Sam McMullen	Stunts
Jiri Simbersky	Stunts

Editorial Reviews

By default, Eurotrip is bound to be lumped in with the countless other gross-out comedies of its time, which is too bad, since it's chock-full of as many outlandish gags as all of the third-string American Pie rip-offs combined (including the truly dreadful American Wedding). Written by three Seinfeld alumni, this teen flick plays by the rules for the most part: The leads are fairly standard, while the surrounding wacky side characters usually take the spotlight whenever there isn't wall-to-wall (and non-discriminating) nudity. What separates this one, however, is the brilliantly bizarre situations into which the characters seem to get themselves. Sure, all the laughs stem from a borderline bigoted viewpoint, but that's the whole point (something that would've been more clear if the movie had kept its original title, The Ugly Americans). The flick does have its downsides, namely that you'll have to wade through some shabby "been there, done that" plotting in between the big laughs, but if you're game, it'll all be worth it when the fireworks hit. (The scene with the kid and the markers is shockingly funny in the worst possible way.) In fact, it remains to be seen just how many will be truly offended by this rowdy romp; with everyone from the Pope to Nazis being up for grabs comedy-wise, Eurotrip has the chance to make a lot of its sensitive audience pretty angry -- though to be fair, it wasn't made for them. This is a hard R-rated teen flick full of juvenile and ridiculous material that the kids will no doubt eat up. At the very least, it's worth it for the early scene-stealing cameo from Matt Damon, which gives the film one of its heartiest laughs.

All Movie Guide - Jeremy Wheeler